John W2XS wrote:
The biggest problem will come
when trying to listen to a weak station who is near another station with a
"noisy" transmitted signal.
Since I've had my K3 I've become even more aware than before that a
couple of ham neighbors (within a mile) are radiating really awful crap
around their signals. One of them runs 1500 watts, too.
If a spurious signal is 50 dB down from 1500 watts, it's a 15 mW signal,
which is pretty loud. And I don't think some of these spurs are 50 dB down.
--
73,
Vic, K2VCO
Fresno CA
http://www.qsl.net/k2vco
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